thymine_dimer

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by thymine_dimer 24d ago
Doesn't this just suggest that the next frontier for powerful AI models is to ask challenging questions, not simply solve them? Terry even says this: "In fact, it is now the identification of a promising problem which is the sca
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by thymine_dimer 2mo ago
The water levels don't change seasonally..So I'm guessing it's a very high rainfall area? In which case erosion and nutrient leaching are bound to be issues for the agentic farmers. I wonder if they've thought to build s
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by thymine_dimer 6mo ago
"What comes after vibe coding" is a different question to the one you're answering. Feels like your answer is about better vibe coding: I'm using a tiered document system. It's just docs all the way down. Seems to
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by thymine_dimer 8mo ago
Is 'contextualised pretraining' a solution to baking in human alignment? You can only post-train so much... Try telling a child that martial arts isn't the solution to everything right after they've watched karate kid.
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by thymine_dimer 10mo ago
(Uninsightful comment but I’m gonna put it here anyway) The US spelling of haemoglobin is all kinds of wrong. Love the site. Would love some algae in there though. Perhaps a desmid or diatom?
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by thymine_dimer 10mo ago
It’s a great process where I live. But you’re right. Doesn’t scale to populated areas. Wonder what the potential microbial turnover of lawn is? Multiply that by the average walk length and I bet that could handle one or two nuggets per day,
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by thymine_dimer 10mo ago
Quite a tangent, but for the purpose of avoiding anaerobic decomposition (and byproducts, CH4, H2S etc) of the dog poo and associated compostable bag (if you’re in one of those neighbourhoods), I do the same as your mum. If possible, flick
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by thymine_dimer 1y ago
Finally some phytoplankton on the front page...if only for a second.
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by thymine_dimer 1y ago
Dear Paul, I'm sure it has been said elsewhere in the comments, but ironically I struggle to agree with this essay...which happens to be nicely and succinctly written. I'm arguing that it's your own bias generated from the sy
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by thymine_dimer 2y ago
Next time I'm discussing the ol' "are we part of a simulation?" dilemma, I'll pull this up